Rescuing the Nile's Sunken Temple
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Rescuing the Nile's Sunken Temple - TV Showtimes
Sunday, June 7
11:05pm
Rescuing the Nile's Sunken Temple
SBS
Rescuing the Nile's Sunken Temple
SBS, 11:05pm, Sun, 7 Jun 2026, 65 minutes
REPEAT
Operation Philae. At the end of the 1970s, one of the largest Pharaonic sites in Egypt risked being swallowed up by the sea. It was thus ‘moved’ to an artificial island made to resemble the original - Philae. This film was made for the 40th anniversary of this rescue led by UNESCO. It will attempt to show how the ruins looked before the waters' rise by precisely reconstructing them in 3D and 4K. Discover the sanctuary in all its ancient glory. Thanks to comparative archaeology - using images of monuments' remains from the same period - it is now possible to imagine how even heavily damaged buildings looked like at the time down to the most minute of details – such as the colours and pigments of the bas-reliefs.
France, French, No Subtitles, Documentary, History
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Rescuing the Nile's Sunken Temple
SBS HD
Rescuing the Nile's Sunken Temple
SBS HD, 11:05pm, Sun, 7 Jun 2026, 65 minutes
REPEAT
Operation Philae. At the end of the 1970s, one of the largest Pharaonic sites in Egypt risked being swallowed up by the sea. It was thus ‘moved’ to an artificial island made to resemble the original - Philae. This film was made for the 40th anniversary of this rescue led by UNESCO. It will attempt to show how the ruins looked before the waters' rise by precisely reconstructing them in 3D and 4K. Discover the sanctuary in all its ancient glory. Thanks to comparative archaeology - using images of monuments' remains from the same period - it is now possible to imagine how even heavily damaged buildings looked like at the time down to the most minute of details – such as the colours and pigments of the bas-reliefs.
France, French, No Subtitles, Documentary, History
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